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Order of Qualification.

No. 6O22, X. DIN tho Chancory Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-Stato OF Ton
pessee Va. W. ]. AndertOn.
Il appearing from the SberiG's return IN
this cause that the defendants, James v.
Jones, j. X. p. Baeuer, N. y. Owen, q. M.
Lewis, ST Mary y. Lewis, Warren D. Lewis,
Nichola, b. Lewis, Chile Lewis, lvic Lewis,
Roscoe Field, Belle Howen and her husband
- Bowen, Lewis Garrett, St. Elmo Gar
nett, Jesse j. Brasswell, Josephine q. ghol-
son, J. +. Hunt, Walter Borne, Wylie
Horne. Jerry Home, Henry Horne, Alexan-
der Jones, X. y Barrow, James D, Stewart,
G, q. Reeves, Victoria Smith and her hus'
band Joel II. Smith, Mary Y. Bomar, J. n;
Chesser and Jesse Wylie, are not 10 be found
In his county;
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis,
now Taxing District Of Shelby county, Ten
nesseo, ON the first Monday In Maron,
1887, and plead, answer or demur TO com
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hearing OF
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
Iished once a week, for four suocesslve
weeks, In the Mew phis Appeal. This 18th
day OF January, 1887.
N 81. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. B. Caldwell, Deputy O. and M.
Eth. 4 O. W. Hoiskell, Soils. for compln't
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AIC Fl I:
w. N. HALDEMAM
president Of tho aroat LOUISVILLE Ce Gs
RfER-JoURNAL CO., tells VIVA
he knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Cara

..... LOUIBVtLLE, NY.
DR.. Wniersrsith-Sir: waive q rule have
observed for many years, tho value Of your
remedy prompting me to say, In rep,X "
Cure; Tho private assurances # " S StSs.o{
had observed on Mr.. II. W. Meredith, who,
for more than nfteen years. had been zen tSr re-
my family. The results have Boon entirely
satisfactory, The arst case was OF tive
known remedy had boon tried with tempo
rary rliof-the chills returning periodically
and with seemingly increased, severity.
Your cure broke them at onoe, and there has
been no recurrence of thom or more than
six months. The other case wa: Of . milder
form, and yielded more readily 10 other
remedies; but tho chilli would roturn AT In
toryals until your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared; From tie opPortu-
express my belief that your Chill Cure 10
valuable sn.ciho, and performs all you
promise r.. Respectfully
ARTHUR PETER 4 CO.. Agents, Louis
villa Nv
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Capital Prize, $50, 900.
nrN0TICE-Tickcts are Ten Dollars
only. Halves, 70: Fifths' w.

2l7s Prixes, amounting to.."....,..... $50, 900
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the once Of the Company NJ
FOR further Information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES. Ex-
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by Express lat
our eApeh'''' N. A. DAUPHIN, '
Now Orleans, La.
Or m. A. DAUPHIN,
washington. ID. o., -
or Al W est Court st., Mem phfst Tenn
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FOR SALE.

MY FARM-23 acres, near Ro1ene Sta-
wi tiou, 81 miles southeast Of Memphis
with horses, cattle, implements' &C. IN
. c-lse Q! ne o. the place: ar " q; Wsather~
ford, 8 Madison Of. u u kVts
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WANTED.

CITUATI0N-In wholesale grocery or com.
y mission house. Writes good hand and
good in figures; salary no object; good city
reference. Address A. c., Appeal Office.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

70 order, ,,
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r ADY AGENrs--More Combined Skirts
IL and Bustles sold this year than ever.
proved Queen Protector" reduced to 81 cells
In every house Supporters of all Kinds:
New Transparent Rubber Aprons, Bibs and
Sleeves. Agents double theiri money and
make 800 monthly. AddEsss, with stamp,
3. H. Campbell Co., 4A W. Randolph ST.,
-Chieaao.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

AT 1873 MADISON sT.-Twe desirable
IA rooms, furnished or upfurnished, with
or without board; private family; references
rAuuirad. H. ~.
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what they are, in Il political sense, they
owe to the party. and they can present no
claims that are pyedic:ted upon any IN
dehtedness from the party to them. Men
must be taken for the service they may be
capable Of rendering the country i'll the
enforcement of the laws and the constltu-
ton, the protection of the rights OF the
citizen and the preservation OF the lnteg-
rity and purity of the fountain source OF
our political system. -Whetherit be Elaine,
or Sherman, or Cameron, or any other
man, SO he is fully alive to the emelgen-
cieS which will confront him, and theduty
the cath Of office will impose, it will not
matter much to the rank and file
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rDg . 4gis3LE-ffJJ sd F.tD
A very serious coR@j$i2n, of tie linaL ces
Of the country has now TO be confronted.
Che last of the2oaatstiqEhjpg three {per
cent. bonds ave been called in. It will
be four and 20 haH j!yemsl before the
option begins on the Il bonds. In the
meantime revenue s-pouring into the
treasury at SUCH q, rate that j; j. esiimated
there will be ;tti s.Hnoarsiflhas Of nearly
800 900 900. This is regarded by Gnan-
ciersiasl a grave plmse'ofi the question: 1T
is Withdrawing That much from 'circula-
tion and locking. itauy in the"Wre&s ury
yalll Sits eHeGtsallssa De depressingabo
business unless Congress is convened,
and necessary legislation efia6aed to- 70,
duce ,,theo income and Lessen The inflow
into the Treasury. 1t is now believer flfft
Congress VIII be- oayenealih, IL session
IN Ootohelr, aii,I th3t lIhe 5litst thing athat
wniI;be considered win 7be the 'GnahAial Sta.
nation! It'll avery mportahtimatter,fa and
tie best method t6re(eh The, OBJECT desired
will be prolific Ct discussion and gsllgges-
E;on. The Free Traders will insistion re ?
aucing, the tariifratesI aud enl4rgipge The
free list Wlile tie Proteetionisis. will
contend for the abolishment of%the!i intey4i
hal revenue SYSTEM ;ss lie wise$& and most
Effective aud practical way to telitve the
peope l08 zdgiIl q as as f54 i thil5ao
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DryG o.: ID
E7F SLAUGHTERED" 'ao ~'
rs lrnan llI05i
4, u b H ILL., $ >.
Main Street, Ilia sgoja.

I
We call special attention. totheo BAR
GAINS we offer in Dry Goods, Notions,
Fancy Goods and Shoes, at our hands I
some store, No. !, East Main St., (torm
erly Hirsh ButIding9 We have a SPLEEN
did stock of everything III the above
lines, and rs tines qyes Aq71d' and Mo4ey
scarce, we are going to make them
41o1'c if Io70 fr1rfs mean anything, and
af near 17lsf ahat 77e :sd1', ne are go7Re Sc
10 slaughter Memaa'' iatlaiafi laa,' e.s1 Ia ols.
Look at ia White Quilt at 81 90.
never before sold for less than ST 50.
a.,s hite Goods from Fl e 500 sold eY1
&rywhere IS per cent higher. Dress.
Goods, SILK iVelYetsy Lacess &c, marked ,
down Is per cent from our lowest pr
ees. These are only few of the mari
downs which we have made, but price
throughout the stock have been cut i
like proportion. @Hs goods mN5z g
and we. cordially invite you to come al
get sonrea, Of + the 44q711sains as they So
P7edSf.. dQa'kJQ1gSf' tit. .b7adeete..E--lN
have MOVED from 1nSusta Street a,
are : r'n'o 7. No, 7,,llam1fan %Sh.S1or1sY
err the HDgh ,,G01esten,Gaa5 III H. w..
-''-'' '-' +. - Respectfully, i9"'aI il5a loi
GEO. R~BEIT
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They Want tAq AaRth@

DR., McGlynn and Henry George ad-
dresseda large numherof the anti proper
drtyi partyLid fhe Aca2efny Of 'bftsic5 N
! .3on the'29blslpota os1oj 55a OF aotlihla 81
'"We Waltz ire Earth, sstfit Moe " MI Wc
want the land because want the Kingdom
atheavep@, because He has given it us. We
want rotso much It's ~ right bit is II dlitv
Because He has laid it, be be ore US as 9, duty
never to surrelisf&f Ill. h ,eaaihe 0fltor lad its
Rlessedness, he SPOKE OF Christ as an humbl,,
pa'face!9 1heobis6g OF ihe new crusade was ID.
really preserve the sacred rights of property, th'
enforce tha &t4flhFi1adnicntai yANffGE shalt not
steal" If the men clad i'll fine linen. who sit in
flgh places In the synagogue and presume even
So looajthe ezlios soft itia9Rl tf sal sthe ely are
gdsb ilsrG (H8sisn0bfsf ttiSaniaNph eifiNolb will
nave TO go.to the theatres TO get your rel iSnp If
thes SON a,MnnsWFse to,alppe&r t0-Cis}fgInWfltid
fot be AtarnAt eli 10 nreach in'allNl lhrlstlan
puhnGGlliS manner, his attire his doctrines %
Wootd seem 100 strange TO whose who assume
70 represent hint s.Sf$sd "a EG,ti A'iJlH. 4 Z
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At Gfess Keys Rockin CHAM county, May 81
qy Rev. j p Hawkins, Mr,J. IL. Filler and Miss!
Florence EarIhan, daughter Of Mrs. e! II. Ear !
man. s.------Si5tf fi--J "a - 'i'}I 5''i%|
On May 18th. by ;Rey..J W CanterJ. r. Potter
to Miss Miss Emma Moore, both of Roekbridge.-
At the residence of the brides mother No
81 n. Mount ST.. Baltimore, on Wednesday,,
May 18th, by Rev. Thomas j. Andersen, Mr.. 6 i,
T. Snihnick, OF Harrisonburg, and Miss Laura
Il. Anderson. -ytf,41.t f-pI' t5r55ii} {4.r!g
At the residence of Mr.. David Bare near
i1nrk's Mill, en- May 18th, by Rey.G. 4. Bitter,
MI. Charles Whitmore1 and Miss Ella Rhodes,
both of Rockingham. .rt fl i
At the residence of the brides parents, near
Mt Crawford Station, on May 18th, by Rev q.
L.tktbler, Me. David Shank. OF, Page county. to
7 Miss Mary Ellen Summers, -
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IN staunton, on the May 3lst, after a -lmgff-
ing illness, Joseph CrowderS aged % years Sir
CroWeer WAS born in Petersburg, but had lived,
Tor q number OF years in this city. Tie was
many friends. '' '''- e - .t ~ 1 Il J.
peg Of paralysis. at his residenee.!oh 'fsf &
Nail Eislnr IlNer in this coIaty, o1i5 May 2
Capt. Philip Il Rogers aged 81, years, 7inoiitifs
and days, .ttirft III. so illlIfs9fti
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Cumberland Conntv.

d Following is the vote for officers in Cumber
Hand county, Va:
2 fComfnonwealth's AttorneyAW William Ian
caster, Rep. l,0lS' S 4 Coleman, Dom, IW.
y County C1erkrI p. Fhppin ,Eep., l,o26,.J A
a, County Treaslrer--O. g, Flppin, Rep. l.OS7
w. w. jackson, De T.. us!
saherlliiTl AZ Afmsfead, Rep, l.l2i, RS. Gar
IorI TpI DISTRICT No. l,
Commr'r Revenue Thornton. Holman s(no
opposition) l,435. 90, z!G( ~ TlfI5TT iE70
sn1yiIagf 9pIsrRIeF No. 2.,ai.o) b9uyof
G C31 ifl KevenueGII a. Flannagan, Rep.
Id.obl Nv. DayIs. DEM, 43Ei ; 90 ltiI y1lli
-, 1 r. H III
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T'sf Il Nj ARK p;rS.


REFoRrEb B9 j. IT. BLAGKLEY,, GENERAL CON-
...f,!. III MISSION MERCHANT ~.
.1gHi1J tt5
@l The markets are merely nominal this week.
Farmers. are ploWing corn, and as q conse-
5Guence little grain or produce finds its way to
market. Quotations yesterday were rs follows :.
j F1duf- family, 81 co. extra So so. super, So 30.
Wheat 81 to SEC Corn, SO to SIC, Oats, 50 to SEC
Wool q TO &c Hay, timothy, IS to $40,
STANTON RdARKEYS sE r g..
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! The Crown Prince Of Germany is sufff ring
from az affection of the throat, which if not
eaneeroVs, is OF q similar nature. 1t is
feared that the disease will prove fatal, 1t
is proposed to perform an operation for
his relief but fears are entertained of the
result. .-...-n.l ---.LIL 1. --.-
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Roanoke has 4 promising future from
the intimations in the Ieader. 1t states
That the Craig railroad is an assured fact,
pg WHICH steel ores will be reached, and
probably a steel IHahn;faot6rF established
in Roanoke. The Roanoke and Southern
Railroad is assuming shape and .consis-
tency, with money i'll hand to make it a
REAP a 1ollingg Mil, cpt GY mn a Il q
other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ar2stali4ing, and
generally the situation is promising al d.
inspiring. q M y ~ ''''s w. .%j't5F =.
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Madison County.


w. Crisler was elected siaE, of M4llspn
ea1tSls avsry E2fasoqe aAjorityl Mt
CFsFF Sla1 Ab& efIsqoa Jd1geIaf ItAes||
County Courts of Greene and Madison
until the Democratic Legislature elected
his successor. He is an out and >easA Re- !
publican, is so recognized IN Nf;a isoSs5;tllal
as sach ran for and was elected 1oHthesl
GleI llshIp. He filled the Office OFF ufise=to
the entire satisfaction of all parties.-Ha
is gentleman of considerably ability, is
very pbpfAr NiSh aifclas#s fieAiseopltfyl
andSmiR sGn FIT hf1c6 to'Whffcsh lie IS now
elected with credit to- 4iii4Se4F AHA his
f22frHH}HF te alina k5a laiauoa ovGfE
Fhe Coupon ConEToYefsy iRReyivcd.
| The Richmond State OF the Goth con
tains the following important interview
with Mr., " III, RQyAll. , fIhe ftscts stated
Show how difficult, il not impossible, it is
to enforce an unconstitutional State lewilh
the face OF the decisions Of The Federal
court" ~als6' 5hJWs to What extent the
IVirg tg4ii2l. legislature has. trilled. with tAeI
Iinte1ssts.of tAepeople. The State says q :,
Mr.. William l.. Royal returned from
l}altiMo2e thfs morning.. Soon after his
arrival he WAS waited upon by Il State re-
p0rtei" aHa inquiry H4t3e'as 'tO'the. result Of
his missions tOiD f39 gR9d0 G!it 9TG !Ga
| In reply to a question as TO whether he
had accomplished anything by his trip, Mr..
RoNaIIIep piled
- 1esl4aseass4glFRIng 81 an ;, .lpjunetlon
order frdfa u aIat3sa 'did of the greatest
4tsSssset4ef absley OF. Rich
hond e, s A{oal,nonwealth 5
httorney II tts;aaal j e5 s0il who have ten
TO pay iilsl9Y atE9as al ettlllnasaand Mr.. Witt
Vas ablissstt, Il s aalnst each Of
these lti1seerse law iele WI ass The Gou
boh ClSsherss 1ssd asss IA ss,s - 'Ta7
va sliftfea ana ia sai5stJ9lt the parties
were Ba,qsesl4s ssha syiss!ea bf,A sht coupons
from AksslGassl sfzs. .hd,is'ysritten gnaran-
zee to the ME- lDrsbsls.s as.tWean them and
harm - Sssssss9g aes 4RA s92:saa::el-i 80
Continuing, MIR Royall said
al UTpspHtp1t-T b1fi Tj1T1gp Bond III Nfr
Cooper behalf in whichFs the Coupon
Crushcr was attacked as an uuGonsttui
tli0nal act, and It, was ,shoWH That if per-
sons to WHOM MI Cooper had given his
writes 6oiitfaCt@fefe appreciated bnulitief
,Iiahln on lis contr of indemnitv ana no
WasIa .havn,to shrinnr,aa s,rits .forthem.
to Siroc ire Indemnity FOR them. ana is
Would ehrtaIhlT33f hinl IA vaTv bpavIy{.l
IossaTaI naaa 4 3ond LAY restraninr
order enioif,1nof NfFygYitt ifrosl sllnisfn.s
i S6it III ih6a III fEfsh iier5o0 ns
Iintd]dae InrRher az tbe cnuf fH', Hal
lived fFe j3}6fSSn sff3I ili1iUetjoii far ,bedf
no af TSfeh1R ond'iIIe ljrsf. 6ondaW * ~
~ 80 t'!Pt' St}i - .tHt NGa-tfti'>fPI 40
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Tho GDrinr Elections

Ile :5pr59g eIeegjoas pasaed If quietly, |
n 5.s Il geueralsaiHng uut 4Sigl1}l vote Was
oas l;aturas fFom the eSNAl:~s in THIS
settion aye uuig.rizea asge!:dvs:
! HaHLANlS
aa4, sascotA SIS tlicy AZ With a.;e eNcep- 1
ton TJtaII6GJ3,yS VGfG lt.G!ec{ed by MA
jorities ranging frutd SOC doW".
EooEnHIDOE.
a,.r, II Z Elt II county
officers was re elected by average majogities
OF zee.
---------- ROCKINGHAM.
The entire I3palicAn ticket, with the
exception ri ihe clerks Of the county and
eifJGFt courts, Gei56l5ettd.= - 's''2--,,s-=-->
SHENANDOAH.
Tile Democratic ticket was elected i'll
Shenandoah Nitlptliq eNgeta iongi slerk Of;
the county courts }4S - -4,3l ~ q
- u f,$HDEAtck.O IA y sll0
Frederick elects tine DeMoeFagc> tfeaket
and one Republican comhissI69cQ{Qf The
revenue. .)EIIIC GIIlTI
.II3,4egeeIeets cniire Republican. ie!let with
tho (%ceptt.i.ol4!. q Gommo2weA!ih's 4!!lor-
'ss3 t.'''''.AlL.ni.nHiMiAEi:1iiE .
IN Automatic, Snowdfn Wood. Repnhli
cap, Isl lec!ed clerk, and thy. ialaMecof the
ticket yas Democratic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
aio % ...... NELSON. .............
/ .N4spha}eets Gas. .Sleve@"s, Republican,
clenIa of circuit court by $50, nlaiority,
Two IoEn<s0 three supervisors. ". IL.
Good 2it. and III. Stevens, are Repnbli-
cai1sO f me. balance Of. he ticket is Demo
cf&lieI ....,.,.,..... ...,,>,....-....
, 10 fa % o. AMHERST. .
/ Dor supervisor. Jesse ADAMS, Democrat,
was defeated By siFathiuGIryler. The're7
iaainFcv If ctheNI)emocratic ticket was
eluoted tvli alma0oito 400 majority.
40 &C NJ P IA4'ruMATToN.-
zNl~piii#Bt 9X. elects the full ,lsepublican
ticKe3A yJptif200 majority.
'7'''"'" s'''""' iH8.bTEr6ui:T HI '''''' '" '7'''
gives Matheny1 Tor c1erN5 4 fffy lpajdrity
over Mcdowell, Democrat Balance "of
ticket Democratic. ,;,..!,i.islq4 ID ol .,.as So,
al @s4e'h 1adi" NLf kGiiANif 40 1904 '54 81
elects Hobbs, Democrats keaId balance
Of tlekt Republican,, al, ', ~, i''1t.
ROANOKE
goes lepal}liea and, pptsieRtES nominee
~ tx i ~ .4y Aaj4rfsfes ratss
}ng from $40 down. p'i. on ,p2Ea"1iHI l4-'iI
wvqr,r .3i.1
Ilo4s l,1s{, a;sff tsa5,iIR 3sA nj h,s. ot,i
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~ A. M s. = G4OsDINl
john 'W-ar1Llfa7Ge,
<(Late of HHarrisonbnrgA.IlI1

Has opened q handsome salqcn on New street,
aIpleasant, quiet place Fife b EST and OLDEST
AUGUSTA COUNTY, W IiIsk les, 5, X entackN
Whistles, Brandies, Wines and Gins.
BEER A SPECIALITY
aha the best on ice all summer. '' '''"s 10y"
The proprietor proposes to have for the citi-
zens OF Staunfon quiet, orderly place, where
the public can come and go With rs little inter
rpption as in their own homes. jnne 2-tf
II - Tf-TF T TT T, >
E7ssi. SALE. to>s VI aJlhHi@]l e5gts a
with a view to removing with my family from
Stanton, desireit0 sefl}myi residence, stua-
ted on Maple Avenue (Coalter Street, I1ot52 #
front, 27j feet deep, running through from
street 10 street. The house contains $ rooms,
besides bath room. pantry, closets, &c. and is
sprne fixtures. The lower floor is heated witty
ahot-air furnace, and fire place heaters which
heat the rooms above. n com pletc. bath room,
with q large lead-lined tank above, which sup
piles it with an abundance Of RAIN water, be-
sesia cistern in the yard and 50 nytirant of city
for comfort and GonYen ence, " large
portion of it being on lae first floOr and within,
ten minutes walk OF she Court house There
is large garden sill planted, and great variety
ofmost delicious such us pears, peaches, ap-
pies, pluints dampsOlfS and grapes ,of improved
Varieties IN great abundance and mach smaller
fruit such as cafrants, raspbefrieS, sc. A large
front an d back yard, with ssfE necessary out-
buildings and cow lot And stable. L his is a
very delight ful and healthy locality. and alto
gethel' Almost desr a09e, com lete and eOnVefl-'
lent residence, 'A}}'tNj SH''t i'At'': @'i i"1ti
IFor terms enQui re at the honse, No. 1860 Cosf-
terSt2eet.U iad7fHa! I0HMeS. LlPSGOM MI
sStaanten, Na,, May 3D. 's1.-It. sza. .i7of a9e 4
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Annual ayeIa 3f.tt,s.. ,S25 II
/ Itlwill thus appear that while 1.-THE Re-
puplicans had control andrg1 matters their,
own way the coupons We're permitted To-
swallow up from ss700,G00 toaSFl, 0000Gla
year! Since the Democrats took possession
the coupons have only consumed some
1913 900 per, year OF fhe taxes, iandiif qfrlE
people have good sense the amount WIFE
still be less tiEsnil ,iWthtsire gears until
the pondhoIleTs ,Wil ,he glad to accept our
terms of adjustment. 'Fliere Can be no
mistake. about this matter, and we, hope
our people VIII see ahddct upon it at once.
+4Ll2lcchblrq fAidgGnNc4a f.oo,,oro,
! Thereimay not be iilistak es in tAeGguTes
as given. out, tefei ia very Ar&ee siz size mis-
take in the daprlieatfion that is made Of
chem. In the years 1850, lSSi51aa 1852
the legislation of the Democratic party
was in operation. The RepublicanS did
not GET 1possessio6d f The state goyei1iftbht
until January, 1882, and then they had to
change the laws so as to protectt ttftsas
pry from the .eonpaa 'eut7worm. From
1882 to Tie present time all the protection
the treasury has received from the ipyay7
siotrof the eoo,pnnIhas been Afroindtlge lee
gislation the Republicans enacted. Tie
Democrats simply availed themselves, after
ss8,f9 4 IT, laws ill e HffE bad
passed. ard wsGy5' tRey Interchangeable. Of
deyisipga@ 4 they AIaVedonai for The Eea
lief Of The people has befn .tl reason Of
Republican slesggiss;latiopq ana altlthat has
been done TO dfpliess Notwithstanding
people, and Az of Iie STATE
has been The resuHof ,tamperings with tie,
laws tie Republicans had passed. 81 ''''
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NJ <SFECE.-I have been Informed, by 1.-Two
IN liable gentlemen, whose gnames1 are in
my possession forf,tlthef reference. ttat there
nv using MY ii:ile.' Is heip lie N sell thor
goods. They claim That they sell j7ter Bright,
Beach d Co., OF Leeds, England, ana that buy
some of theirgootis, Wlieh tf7aoHase6 dStt9 afro
ciOHS Tie. L neither buy their goods. nor do. 4
know them. have better facilities for buying
lind by calling at my Grand Double store, 10 and
II Main Street. Staunton. Ma.
Respectfulis,553f
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-06-02

Geo. f. Lemon, general treasurer of the
Logan fund, has completed and trans
mitted to Mrs. Logan a detailed statement
OF the source of the respective amounts Of
the subscriptions to the fund, as well as
the disposition mage Of the laqney. 1t.
aggregates SG3 900, WHICH. las been in
vested in United States A per cent. bondss
except $l3, oGG WHICH WAS indirectly to
Mrs. Logan to lift mortgage upQa her
Washington property
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/ Tile Democratic ticket was elected i'll
Shenandoah " ithstliq eNceta len s&lsslerl, Of,
the county courts ~ ~ ~ ~ 3
y u FisHDEk!ck.0 Il y tI0
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There is nothing to discourage the Re
publicans AS a party in, the result OF Thurs
days vote, If There is an honest, earnest
purpose manifestedto let bygones be by
cones. and q determination TO take advan-
tage of any errors that are seen now, the
experience will prove worth many times
its cast and yield Il harvest 81 SUCCESS. .a51
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;f4fs ,
NEW ADVERTISE MHsNYs.
,sSes .aERES psJ4sElIe.'

iitN ili2 our new mlll IN dafl opeIAtl0l.We can
furnish amy kind oflqmber stlesiresI, II q EsE
WHITE PINE eRaE NGINts, .BoADSeOR al
FRAMING ALWAYS on HAND, "a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-06-02

Frederick elects the DeAlosFatial tFeeet
and one Republican eonsitissI6ueQ4f the
revenue. .0HIHIc GIIlT
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4 Good Showing.

/ In response to resolution, FROM the.
ST. ate Senate the Treasuferbf Virginia t@s
shong aSs Sfs te " sdSoTH Whie
have been used in Virginia in payment of
taxes since September 80, 1880;
coupons reed r,ro5enae, ,sstl j. - 81, 29g q
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= - - : : = 15I-7T y
NILS near iRterseetiof sof 2RarEersI5itrg and
W&lm Springs Tnrnpikes,a ~ o. Buffalo Glp
Augusta county, Va lo$ III tliis,-2 t
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auras 80
ALEltMA1tLF

( I4geeIeets entire RepublicaE c!let with
the Exception Of NommoaWea!th7s a!lor-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-06-02

The Influences We hage named we're
not the only ones at work. In some ins
stances there was defective management.
Mistakes and serious mistakes were made.
But upon these it is useless to dwell The
taunt of II told You &c." meyer yet healed
ahreaeh CT contributed to future harmony
and success. Political parties as well as
individuals are taught valuable lessons at
times, by bitter experience. The wisest
may err, but wisdom will not throw away
the kernel that has cost SO dearly. The er-
rQr can he made to yield the seed OF future
triumph 3o asa9s1i. sgia 'ifds 1 ee